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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
7
The passage presents a garbled OCR chunk mentioning the United States, a concept plan, and references to authorities, deaths, and places such as Atchison and Kansas. It alludes to political maneuvers, a lack of fulfillment of certain commitments, and scattered notices about public and obituaries, with unclear names and events.
New York endures a brutal cold wave as coal bins run dry and residents shiver in empty homes. Reported price hikes and dealer shortages spark fears of deeper winter hardship across several districts amid government advisories and emergency measures.
A local farmer reports a theft of about 600 sheep from a pasture near Tay Water. The flock valued at seventy dollars was damaged when the raider caused the animals to flee. No other damages or charges are listed.
The New York Chamber of Commerce dedication banquet honored President Roosevelt, various ambassadors, and dignitaries including Secretary of War and Secretary of the Treasury. President Jansenvelt urged unity, self reliance, and civic virtue to ensure industrial peace and national prosperity.
Reports from Washington and nearby rivers describe plentiful ducks and active fishing season while river markets in North and South Carolina and surrounding states show steady duck gatherings and potato shipments. Observers note rising duck numbers year to year and forecast continued hunting and trade activity along the Potomac and Chesapeake regions.
A long reader feature outlines sweet potato cooking from the southern plantation method to modern kitchen tweaks. It covers baked, boiled, parboiled, and twice cooked options, plus recipes for puddings croquettes cobbler and caramel, with notes on washing and seasoning for best color and texture.
A testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. The letter claims headaches dizziness back pain and kidney discomfort improved after six bottles, with gratitude and a recommendation to other women to try the medicine.
Instructions describe preparing a tomato soup base with milk and butter, then folding in canned salmon and finish with mashed potatoes and parsley. Also outlines steamy methods for boiled or baked fish, serving with tomato sauce and browned potatoes, plus a note about boiled mackerel and a medicinal salve.
A fragment describes ancient Roman grain sustenance and contrasts it with modern milling that removes gluten. It notes health issues from refined flour and presents Tow Wheat Flakes mixed with Malt Honey as a digestible form. The passage emphasizes the nutritional value and ease of digestion of the new wheat product.
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